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Internationalism

Here you can see the finished 'Kitso' product. It's a common, although not universal, hairstyle among Hausa women and girls. I was looking around our group of Wessterners at Day of Prayer yesterday and could not help but be struck that I am the only American here now. At the moment, we have three Kiwis from New Zealand, two Romanians, two Canadians, two French, one German, one Japanese, and one (pictured) Swiss German. It's great to enjoy the international flavor. Usually, Americans are the most populous sub-group on the field, within this agency (where we make up just over 50% of the total), and here at the hospital.

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